Can TRAZZA trade with my money?No.
The connection can read, but it cannot act.
Permissions are limited to viewing the information needed to analyse your trading.
- ✓Cannot open or close trades
- ✓Cannot change or cancel orders
- ✓Cannot withdraw funds
Security and privacy
Your data supports analysis.
Never trading.
When you connect an exchange, TRAZZA uses read-only access to study your history. It cannot open trades, change orders or withdraw funds.
✓API connections · Read onlyAre my API keys visible?No.
Credentials stay outside the interface.
Keys are not stored in the frontend or shown to other users. Secrets are managed through secure encryption systems.
- ✓Outside the browser
- ✓Protected while managed
- ✓Isolated between users
Can other users see my trades?No.
Every account keeps its own space.
Access to trading data is isolated by user and workspace.
- ✓You only access your data
- ✓Separate accounts and workspaces
- ✓Independent personal journal
What TRAZZA is
It analyses information. It does not hold funds.
TRAZZA is not a broker. It is a journaling and analytics tool that turns trading history into context, patterns and learning.
It does not execute trades or make decisions for you.
Your capital remains at the exchange you use.
Your personal journal remains separate from imported data.
Data separation
Two sources. One analysis. Clear boundaries.
Imported data
Trades, executions, fees and results from the read-only connection.
Personal journal
Notes, context, emotions and reflections you add inside TRAZZA.
Both sources can help you understand a session, but they remain distinct areas.
Audit and control
Sensitive actions leave a trace.
Relevant system actions are logged and subject to controls. This supports incident review, detection of unusual behaviour and limits on improper access.
Security is not built on absolute promises. TRAZZA applies protection, review and continuous improvement measures as the service evolves.Improvement can be traced
Understand your trading.
Build your judgement.
TRAZZA turns your history into a continuous process of observation, learning and improvement.
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